Trump’s “America First” policies have paved the way for regional powers to assert their own local agendas.  Sreeram Chaulia examines how four of these regional powers are faring.

The Indo-Pacific, models of world politics, and Australian foreign policy.

The nature of China’s decision-making processes has international policy implications. The more holistic China’s decision-making process, the deeper the international cooperation.

In the Democratic Party’s presidential primaries, the candidates face a paradox: the country is confronting worsening inequality, yet there is consistent indifference to the issue within key constituencies.

Without profound economic change, the United States will lose its claim to global leadership. Only Bernie Sanders can reclaim American legitimacy and power for the Asian Century.

When Ambassador Joe Hockey returned earlier this month from the Washington posting he had held since the beginning of 2016, he pushed back against allegations that Australia is a US lapdog.

Interviews with speakers at the 2nd AIIA Indo-Pacific Research Forum.

Trump’s visit to India is characterised by close personal and strategic relations, as well as ongoing trade concerns.  This is the paradoxical nature of current India-US relations.

Baseball is a defining feature of the Dominican Republic’s national identity.  No nation celebrates the game with such verve or sends as many stellar players to the US major leagues, but those who don’t make it big are often exploited by a system that prioritises profits over people.

While Australia’s commemoration of the centenary of the First World War is now over, it behoves us to remember that, in Turkey’s case, the significant dates are 1911-23, rather than 1914-18. Jeremy Salt has written a compelling book that contextualises the experience of the Ottoman Empire in that conflict, the precursor to the emergence of modern Turkey.